I don't want the text to be too large or too small- it's harder than it sounds. All I know for certain is that it will be relatively minimalist to focus on the text. UI will be simple and out of the way, and will be simple navigation buttons on the bottom.
I am so much happier with this current design than any other design I have made in the past. I made more assets myself instead of relying on others and that makes me feel a lot more proud / at home with my site. It took a bit more time, but that's fine. I'm hoping to add more features and get better at JS as time goes on. There will be plenty of experimental pages as well. Cheers!
I'm planning for my blog to be a pretty central part of my site, but I've been struggling on ways to actually make it in a way that isn't tedious for me. I don't want a huge mess of HTML files, go back and edit them tediously if I decide to make layout changes, etc.
I used zonelets previously! (i've since switched to doing everything by hand but not due to any fault with zonelets itself)
I might use Arch again though... I miss using the AUR. Both Debian and Arch have their own strong suits for sure. I enjoy stability but I don't really enjoy the apt package manager / flatpak all too much. It's hard for me to decide to stick with one.
(Also... I don't want to move because I am lazy <:D yes, I have everything in my home folder but still <:D)
Arch Linux, but I am thinking about switching because I'm not a fan with how packages are never split. (V4L2 to install ffmpeg, Avahi GUI Browsers, and Qt Assistant for KDE tools, seriously?) I've considered maybe trying out Nix OS.
Thank you kindly! You have a cool website yourself. LIME GREEN IS BEST.